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Let’s imagine you found how to steal funds from a bank, best is to let them know that you are concerned (as a customer) for the safety of your own funds. If they do nothing after a reasonable amount of time, escalate to regulators or change
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1y ago
I ordered their Paperlike Display, I received it, it's not a scam, but it's still very emerging technology
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It’s like during the coronavirus, more money was given to people without related increase in real-world generated value: result, prices increase and people who had savings can now do less with them.
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1y ago
It could have an unintended effect. Injecting this money may create inflation and accidentally increase poverty as more money becomes freely available and circulating. Could be in some way better to just destroy it ?
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1y ago
A real Trump fan-boy wouldn't trust what the mainstream media says. It's not because the media says that Trump won the election that it is true.
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1y ago
Thank you for the clarification
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1y ago
But how could he have created accidentally a conversation for discussing targets during military attack with a journalist if secret communication was not done on his clear-text device ?
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2y ago
You have to relax after the extra working hours, that you will have to give, thanks to the tariffs.
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2y ago
Yes, difficult to prove. Happens all the time with China->Vietnam->US.
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2y ago
She tried to add herself to a list called “professional Canadian painter”, and from what I see, she is a professional Canadian painter for 10+ years.
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2y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/tipping/comments/1k4mjn0/manager_fo... (fresh video, "funnily" a Japanese ramen restaurant, though I agree it's probably exceptional. At least, I hope)
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2y ago
The real legacy is not the payment method, but this tipping culture that should be shutdowned. The world has evolved and moved to decent fixed salaries. Japan: amazing service, perfect food, 0 tips. America: shitty burger joint, rude waiter
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2y ago
Interestingly, it could also be seen the other way around; it's a potential way for Google to force deployments of system updates (potentially at the request of law enforcement). With an automatic reboot, then the update can automatica
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2y ago
Data quality on social networks like Twitter/Meta, is very low compared to what you see in Wikipedia or Reddit
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Cheaper than playing golf ($26M USD year-to-date)
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2y ago
I don't know, if you actually design in some way and deliver the solution for the structure of the bridge, aren't you THE structural engineer for that project ? Credentials don't define capability, execution does.
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2y ago
It's the same organization that kept repeating that sharing weights of GPT would be "too dangerous for the world". Eventually DeepSeek thankfully did something like that, though they are supposed to be the evil guys.
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2y ago
They customized and optimized vLLM for their use case, so much that it became a different product (e.g. Debian vs Ubuntu). The fact they share back some of their improvements is great.
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2y ago
Probably. There is a similar question: if you ask ChatGPT / Midjourney to generate a drawing, are you an artist ? (to me yes, which would mean that AI "vibe coders" are actual developers in their own way)
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In some way, we reached 100% of developers, and now usage is expanding, as non-developers can now develop applications.
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It will also go in production because this is the most efficient way to produce code today
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2y ago
Sounds like a plan! Here's 100M USD
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2y ago
Until in 2 years once we see new MacBook with AI chips and/or lot of memory, and that these chips can load whole offline models.
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2y ago
If you are greedy (or cautious about how you spend, because literally RooCode can code 0.5 to 1 USD per request), you can enable slow-mode in Cursor, and just ride the wave with Sonnet-3.7 for free. (or create a new free account and enjoy 5
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2y ago
They claim: > The free tier includes $20 of Claude 3.7 credits! > Free Claude 3.7 Sonnet access included This is what really matters, much more than the IDE itself, they are all VS Code forks (and here, just an extension) Cursor it&#x
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2y ago
“Gambling with your savings”
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2y ago
The other benefit of building in China is that you will get unrestricted access to Europe and other markets
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2y ago
This is because Cursor tries to save cost on LLM calls, so it sends it only a very narrow piece of code, and narrower and narrower at every update
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2y ago
Totally. Most websites where you show and vote for a product (HackerNews, ProductHunt, etc) are ridden with bots. For example, one person here offers: > Our AI generates relevant, useful replies to selected mentions, that aim to genuinel
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2y ago
This is where I don't follow Trump's logic. Trump and Musk were claiming that the US will push super high tariffs, that it will make the US rich, and hinting that it will maybe even be possible to suppress the income tax.
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